Emmy Eats Israel Part 3 - tasting more Israeli snacks & sweets

[@LilJosieLeAnn]

Ok to those of you complaining and saying "i'm unsubbing" really? This is the 3rd Emmy Eats Israel video Emmy has made..The first one has over 341k views..Now since she put out the 2nd and now the 3rd part people are throwing their political views into the mix...How about this...If you don't like one of the video(s) topics she posts don't watch that video(s)..Just keep your negative comments to yourself!

[@arsenicqueen69]

Thank you! I HATE seeing politics on Emmy's videos.

[@matani2001]

Kat Me too.

[@NetaNir]

You are so right! Why does everyone throwing everything they have to say everywhere? I'm watching these vids for fun, not to be insulted (not directly, but still) by stupid Internet bullies.

[@junhuisnose9797]

LilJosieLeAnn ; say it louder for the people in the back!!!

[@catherinejustcatherine1778]

@@junhuisnose9797 Louder for people in the back... Emmy is one of the most non judgmental, openminded, inclusive & accepting people on KZbin. Please support that sense of gracious diplomatic hospitality. I am among those who come to Emmy to experience kind, gentle, cheerful exploration of food, both familiar & unfamiliar food.

[@SamuelLiebermann]

The "right" way to eat the Creambo (top first or bottom first) is a source of huge debate. Families are divided over it.

[@emmymade]

Dear Flake bar commenters, I had to google Flake Bar because I've never heard of it, but by the looks of it, it looks a lot like a mekupelet. -Emmy

[@jadewashere64]

emmymadeinjapan I was thinking flake bar too.. :)

[@TheHarlequinade]

Yes, they're very similar. Flakes are very common here in the UK, especially in the summer when you get them stuck into a soft serve ice cream in a cone. It's known as a '99' and it's a complete icon from ice cream vans all over! :)

[@jadewashere64]

Sophie Dalton I had one of those from McDonalds (Here in New Zealand.) when I was around 4 years old. It was nice. ;)

[@TheEEStudent]

Of course. Unlike the Tunnocks teacake which is a development of the Krembo, not vice verse (Tunnocks added Caramel to it) - The Mekupelet was ment to appeal to British soldiers stationed in the Mandate when it was first produced, in 1935. It was a close product to the flake bar, on purpose.

[@sagivyahav2982]

***** omg shut the fuck up you hater

[@yulicahana3771]

7:51 מזל טוב! עברת את מבחן הישראלי הטיפוסי :)

[@noybibish1159]

חחחחחח את גאון כמה שזה נכון

[@kimpilov7248]

Noy Bibish וואלה XD

[@yuvalron2129]

+yuli cahana גאוני! איזה ישראלי לא ניסה...

[@Isabelle2-h6n]

yuli cahana חחחחח

[@LucyoBailey]

I love these videos, I don't understand why I get enjoyment out of watching someone else eat though xD

[@littlefife324]

I know it's weird I love her eating videos when all it is her eating lol

[@marciwhitman3513]

I like watching these videos because she is trying stuff either that I have tried or that I never will be able to try. And I like to see her reaction and hear her description of how the food tastes. I can eat virtually through her. So it helps me to experience it just like she is. I can taste in my mind while she's tasting it in the video.

[@liapotashnik424]

Thank you for being so sweet! I'm from Israel and I loved how much you loved it.

[@GrumpyMonk86]

lovely video as always. :) just a few notes. Krembo - You were totally right this is not the perfect krembo experience because it's actually not a Krembo, it's a Manbo, the rival and lesser kind of Krembos. Mana Hama - Essentially a hotpot, it's not milky because mash potatoes are usually not made with dairy products in Israel because of Kosher concerns. You had to close the lid while you let it rest. Bissli Pizza - Everyone says that, has nothing to do with pizza, haha :D Tortit - It's considered to be a cheap product but very nice Tapuchips - Lays or Raffles. Kind youve had is Grilled flavored. Taami - Chocolate bar with caramel Mekupelet - Means 'wrinkled' in hebrew FYI (my personal favorite) Shalva - Some people do eat it with milk :)

[@catherinejustcatherine1778]

I, for one, appreciate the answers. Even though years have passed between you writing & me reading.

[@sapir614]

hey emmy im from israel and youre right, its not the "official" krembo, theres one company that most of the people buy krembos that belongs to that company and they have the best krembos and if u will eat one of their krembos you will sure love it alot better :) i cant believe they got u "shalva" ... poor u. most of the people really dont like it in here! but im happy u enjoyed it :) also, the mana-hama... next time u should taste a different mana-hama, the one with noodles, tastes so much better than what they brought you :)

[@shiryonbadam]

I like Shalva! Always have since I was little :)

[@Flastew]

thanks for another fun video Emmy. I bet your kid laughs all the time, you are so playful with your endings, love them.

[@EmanuelRoro]

I am from Israel, that really what I like to eat, so I can say on this box I grow on,It was very interesting to see your reaction to this amazing candies,I wish you will get another new boxes from Israel. Karin send the best box from Israel because in karin's box was the best candies you can find in Israel not all of theme but the most....!!!!!!

[@AmitBenhorin]

I'm from Israel and I'm glad you're eating and enjoyed our candy

[@RacetasClub]

The only youtuber that actually likes our food, automatic sub :)

[@MsDreamcakes]

Oh Emmy it was so much watching you eat these snacks! Because I commented on one of your previous videos about wanting to try Bamba, we have done an exchange with a very sweet lady from Israel and we have been able to try most of these snacks you had....oh my gosh! How fun! You have the best job on earth! lol =}

[@arianasoto4525]

hey!!!

[@MsDreamcakes]

Ariana soto Hi Ariana! Was that "hey" for me or Emmy? lol

[@darelinagreen3556]

Hi Emmy. Just wanted to say my daughter and I are really enjoying your videos. She loves the little kits you get from Japan. But, I have to say, these from Israel have been my favorite so far! :) Super fun watching you experience all the tastes and textures. Can't wait to see more!

[@TopStrix]

Best Regards from Israel ♥

[@TheHannahizcool]

Love your videos!

[@noamschwartz607]

Sup Emmy? thanks for the support for Israeli food/snacks. I'm glad it was delicious for you. 😉

[@gilatramer1661]

I m from Israel. I like all what u r doing.😍😍😍

[@LisaNVME]

I'm so fascinated by all of the similarities and differences of all the different snacks all over the world! I wish I could try them all some day :D

[@omegalink314]

I am from Israel, I can send you, if you so wish

[@LisaNVME]

NB box Thank you so much for your offer, but I don't want to impose on your kindness. That was so sweet of you to offer though! :)

[@omegalink314]

Lisa V Thanks n_n

[@harperwyatt6]

I absolutely love your videos Emmy! They're so fun, interesting and informative! You're such a great person!!

[@tammyscorner6]

The Strawberry filled Cookies you were eating, they have chocolate filled ones and they are absolutely amazing

[@melodyofS2]

My dad just came from Israel and brought me that weird shaped chocholate!!!! Hehe it was nice to see u eating it :) greets from Slovakia

[@rashowie1]

I live in Israel, I just bought half of the snacks you are trying in this episode and had my girls try them right along with you! It was so cute and fun, they loved it!! I am totally doing this again with your other videos. たのしかった！ありがとう！

[@Noa_The_Boss]

Emmy I am so happy right now!! 👍👍👍

[@sweet_like_some_kinda_cheese]

Woo! Israel! :) great video Emmy!

[@pomerianlatte9514]

I would've loved that Mana Hama :D

[@aileenmacp]

Mekupelet is like the Cadbury Flake bar, which is just simply divine!

[@ליאורכהן-ת5ל]

Hay I am from Israel and I am glad you like our local sweets . I like to watch your videos

[@Mooodyyhhh]

I had Mekupelet today. Ah- mazing!

[@LachlanKaye]

The "Piece of Petrified Wood" like something that is in Australia called a Cadbury's Flake.

[@Hannah_Rachel_and_Kotik]

And in England. It's one of my favorite chocolates ever

[@OhhDaarBenJePerry]

Niceee! The "krembo" is also sold in the netherlands, belgium and germany all year long

[@TheEEStudent]

Actually, the version sold in the Netherlands - is the original. The Krembo was first manufactured in Israel by Jewish danish immigrants in the 1940th, as an imitation to the original they knew from home. The Israeli version uses marshmallow while the original used whip-cream, if I'm not mistaken.

[@TheEEStudent]

Today you have all sorts of chocolate coated marshmallow treats all over the world, since whip-cream simply cannot last without refrigeration.. But yes, the original must have tasted great.

[@Hannah_Rachel_and_Kotik]

There are 2 schools of thought about Krembos: those who start from the top (correctly) and those who start from the bottom. (Rebels and Weirdos). In any case the cream needs to be fresh and airy inside. If it's sticky, it's stale.

[@windstorm1000]

Emmy, you are a treasure--you are bringing the world together--one sweet at a time! Your detailed descriptions really bring the candy there--next thing we need is to taste the candies through the computer screen--like they did in Willy Wonka--50 more yrs for that one!!!

[@rosaandrea3863]

the popping candy is soooo funny love it and i love your videos too!!!

[@KARMAZYNA]

Oooh, here in Poland we eat something very similar to shalva, only like cereal, with milk.

[@SISPONELAHP]

O ja też z Polski ;).

[@rafik94pl]

Yeah, it's called "Kangus", made by Nestle.

[@KARMAZYNA]

rafik94pl Haha, nah, they're two completely different things. The cereal I was referring to looks almost exactly like shalva: musli.takjakchcesz.pl/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/pszenicawmiodzie1-300x240.jpg

[@rafik94pl]

Erm.. It's like I wrote - Kangus www.bangla.pl/zdjecia/nestle-kangus-d9442_6_6351.jpg

[@KARMAZYNA]

I'm preeetty sure it said "Cheerios" before ;P

[@Gorkii89]

That wooden chocolate thing looks like a Flake. I ate it when I spent time in the UK and I loved it! Sometimes when you order ice cream in a cone they put a Flake in it :D

[@tru-vice]

Why is watching you eat so entertaining for me?

[@rebornschnuteangeli7209]

ich könnte mir echt die ganze zeit nur deine Videos ansehen das macht mich immer mehr neugieriger wie die ganzen Sachen schmecken

[@emil3105TV]

Thanks you for eating all that snacks of our country... and I am very exited to watch your next video of: " Emy eats Israel part 4"

[@ll29123]

Puffed wheat snacks are amazing! I like munching on them just like that, without any milk or anything! Or added in a granola bar, they're awesome!

[@simbbam]

This one was my favorite yet! Big love from Israel :)

[@נפציםירושלים]

Ty ammy for love our snakes and sweets I'm from Israel and I thank you

[@SimplyMayaB1994]

Great selection in this one! She chose some true classics :)

[@malka12356]

I am from Israel cool and I like your video soo much....!!!!!

[@Guliber426]

Thank you Emmy for tasting our treats!:)

[@chocopie501]

I want to try some!! It looks so good!

[@911Magnus]

Great video. I just found out about your channel to day. How many countries have you eaten in total so far?

[@ilovetaylorlautneish]

That wood looking chocolate bar is exactly like what we call a Flake here in the UK :)

[@TacticalGamerIL]

After seeing this video im going to the market to buy some sweets ! , ( israel ) Greetings For israel Emmy ! , hope to see more israeli candys in your channel peace :)

[@TacticalGamerIL]

we kills women and childrens ? u are an idiot , u are not from israel i see so u dont know nothing go fuck yourself

[@bernardcornellisvanmeijere4375]

TacticalGamer Who where you talking to?

[@klingertam1]

You are so great and I loved this video - makes me want to run out and get a Mekupelet! YUM

[@MrTincansailor]

Good stuff Amy....you are a great taste tester ! :)

[@rinkydinkydragon1]

So a Krembo is basically a UK tunnocks teacake! :D

[@TheEEStudent]

Not exactly: The Tunnocks teacake is basically a Krembo + Caramel :-). The Krembo was already manufactured in Israel in the 1940's, by danish Jewish immigrants. Its interesting to note that it wasn't called "Krembo" in Israel back then. It was called "Cushi". Whitman company changed the name to Krembo in 1960, in order not to offend Black ppl, since some ppl translate the N word to Cushi (even though this translation is flawed and Cushi is not a negative pronoun in Hebrew). Today the Krembo is still produced by Strauss, not by Whitman. But the name remained Krembo.

[@MrYoneta1]

TheEEStudent The more you know =)

[@evakkosiili]

We have something very similar to crembo in Finland! They are sold all year here.

[@joshgoldfrad5661]

In finland it's cold al year long but in Israel not that cold and they only sell in the winter else they melt

[@jayayecee94]

Yum...both flavors of the Bissli look (and sound) great. And the Mekupelet actually looks a bit artistic in an abstract way.

[@daphnelam7143]

I like how you're okay with describing something as a pupa right before eating it :D

[@bumblebeebri7400]

This video made my mouth water more than usual lol

[@גיליחן-ח3ה]

You can put the krambo in the freezer for two or three hours and it will became a much better candy

[@gal8895]

Thank you for eating the krembo in the right way 🙏🙏 that previous video bothered me a lot😋 . Love you ❤

[@adollars233]

Finally Thank you so much!!!! :)

[@JadenYukifan28]

I've had the Osem Bissili Pizza before, they were so good!!!!!

[@robyndavies2682]

Are lays like walkers??cause the logo is the same

[@golfergal1683]

The petrified wood chocolate is almost identical to the uk flake! My favorite candy bar

[@JanniGuldeIversen]

The piffed honney rice is at least eaten as a sereal in Danmark (but i don't think it has its origin here). One of the brands call them "Guldkorn" (golden grain) and its maskot is called "Honning Monsteret" (the honney monstor) :)

[@AyeletMe]

Great video! We actually don't eat Shalva with milk.. just plain shalva. The thing about the Torteet and Mashed Potato is that they are both Parva (parve?), meaning no dairy and no meat so they can be eaten at anytime while keeping kosher so Torteet is not great quality, more like a cheap post lunch snack and mashed potato in Israel in general is less creamy and buttery since it's served in lunch, usually next to meat or chicken, so more oily with herbs or mushrooms. The krembo incident was unfortunate but yeah, there's a big debate going on in Israel about the correct way to eat it. :D

[@davidh9558]

You have a great personality and u are the nicest thing and I'm happy u love Israel snacks!!

[@Danny-jb9gs]

I've had the popping candy and it's soo good, my friend got it from Israel when she had her bat mitzvah there

[@horsesplusnature98]

Can you please try the lays flavored chips? Ie. chicken and waffles, garlicy cheesy bread, etc.

[@randomz3007]

Its called a flake (the log one)

[@glom2280]

It's funny you uploaded this today c; , my mom just came from Israel today because she was taking a trip...so I clicked the video right when it caught my eye.

[@beccadoingstuff]

These are the best mashed potatoes ever! Nom,Nom,Nom. Lol Those Tapu chips sound to die for! Others I wanna try include the strawberry cream cookies (so cute!) and the shalva!

[@RamRevivo]

The waffle bar tortit is our biggest nightmare..can't believe she sent this to you..:/ So much better experience in taamy(טעמי)

[@tehilladustri1638]

What of kinds Bisli you like the best?

[@eenysuniverse]

I think the krembo deflated because of the air pressure on the plane. I guess we have something similar here in Germany called Dickmann's. They are so good.

[@ashelizabeth376]

Omg those snacks look so tasty !!! By the way !! I made Jok the other night, I have bronchitis and wanted something soft on my throat and thought of that video with the century egg (which I have yet to try) and it turned out so delicious !! I love your videos !! 💕👌

[@MaGNaCET33]

lol i just watched part 2 :) Great!

[@omeraricha9889]

about the strawberry flavor cookies. wait till you taste the chocolate version if you havent tasted it yet.

[@ybe7011]

Mekupelet is actually not extruded. They spread milk chocolate on a marble slab and take a flat spatula and shovel it while its soft and it ruffles together and allowed to cool.

[@morancohen4431]

you need to try the krembo in 2 more ways: 1. freez him. 2. put him (without the silver rap paper) in the microwave for 5 seconds, until it will puff a bit.

[@ohyeagirl1111]

That "wavy" chocolate bar is just like flake bars! You can get those in canada or the uk.

[@maxkohn1]

I ❤️ur videos you mostly get all of the names right

[@TheChristinafication]

those jam cookies you mentioned are called Linzer Augen - traditional Christmas cookies from Austria :)

[@TopGeek]

actually linzer augen. is better :)

[@dksglide]

yeah, those jam cookies are really poorly made, also consider that israeli companies are highly inclined to producing confectioneries lacking in dairy ingredients due to KOSHER jewish law.

[@Jelleh25]

that first chocolate is almost exactly the same as a tea cake here in the uk! soft biscuit base and fluffy gooey marshmallow on top, all coated in chocolate!

[@dksglide]

no, its actually very diffrent, its from egg whites not marshmallow

[@sarahmaglothin7517]

David Klein marshmallow is egg whites & sugar & gelatin.

[@magnificent6668]

Creambo are like a big, extra fluff filled version of the classic American "Mallow Cups".

[@talperry]

mekupelet means folded .... :)

[@aleanbh._]

The one you hade after miss K's favorite is like a flake that we have in Ireland

[@dikla1235]

hi Emmy since we have kosher problems in Israel we don't exactly use milk in our mash potatos

[@ChipperFoxtrotVA]

MAKUPELET!!!!! Those things are surprisingly good for what they are: Rich milk chocolate in a formation like the volcanic rocks in the Golan Heights. Definately no frills done right! And you've got a variety of other goodies on this part of the video. Would like to see where to try them out. :)

[@warbloid]

That intro music is fabulous.

[@orel3092]

where you get all the snaks ?

[@spirit0805]

Don't feel bad if you are confusing between things lol, it is ok :) and gosh i feel so proud lol like my childhood is in those videos, thank you for doing this :)

[@jessbeaumont2742]

Here in the UK we call the wavey chocolate bar a Flake

[@samishin2297]

True. We in Israel eat snacks that imitate snacks and sweets from other counties for too reasons - 1) A long time ago it was too expansive to import the snacks and sweets so the big food manufacturers started making local versions. Today, when importing is not that expansive we can compare ;) 2) most of your snacks and sweets are not KOSHER.

[@DocNighto]

0:55 They sell these in Switzerland too (Mohrenkopf) and I always eat them by eating the bottom first, and then eating the foam with a spoon and then the chocolate alone. Probably not correct, but I prefer that way :P

[@valeriehincks7715]

Love yr vidoes Emmy

[@melaneedowdye887]

emmmymadeinjapan I'm your BIGGEST fan I really enjoy your videos me and my friends watch it al the time lol

[@hannahbaxter4300]

It's not Bi-si-lee or Beez-lee. It's Bis-lee. Also the mashed potatoes is mana chama. Btw so love your vids!!

[@valeriehincks7715]

Love yr vidoes Emmy,so funny when you eat licroice

[@michellebolduc3716]

Thank you Emmy for being so kind to Israel..:)

[@LittlezombieRocker]

the petrified wood looking chocolate reminds me of a Cadbury flake bar.... hmmm that tasted ok to me when i tried it but i will forever love wispa bars

[@BlueOrchards888]

wow.. I've never thought of trying Shalva with milk.. sounds interesting

[@3Calypso3]

Wow, this time you did got really good sweets! I wish you could try Soup Almonds and another snack that nobody bothered to send you. I really hope you enjoy eating so much candies ^_^

[@TopGeek]

Which snack did I miss sending her? :)

[@dksglide]

***** she has to try soup almonds

[@3Calypso3]

Dubuneem דובונים!